A foreign worker took to Facebook to share the harrowing conditions of his dormitory that he is forced to live in.

He wrote that 1 room has about 6 beds for 12 people.

He wrote that it is almost impossible to keep a 1m safe-distance in such cramped conditions, and that all his roommates tested positive for Covid-19 except for him.

He shared that his company put him in a place like this to live in; and that he requested to stay outside, he doesn’t mind paying the rent himself but his company refuses to allow him to do so.

He is appealing to the Singapore government for help because his company doesn’t seem to be able to control the Covid-19 situation at his dormitory.

We’re tried to comprehend the caption and translate as best as we can.

Images sources: Mohammad Nirob Facebook

A netizen shared his experience on board a bus on social media.

He wrote that he flagged a bus, and the bus driver stopped the bus a distance away from him, so he had to walk towards the bus, but he said that it’s “fine” and that he had no problem with that.

He then boarded the bus and saw that the bus driver was giving him a “f*** face”.

He shared that the bus driver shouted at him for not wearing his mask properly, so the driver walked towards him and pulled his mask to his face.

After which, the bus driver shouted loudly at him again, about his mask.

To which the young man then replied, “c*bai I put already”.

Which enraged the bus driver, who then wanted to call the police, and didn’t want to let the passenger alight because he thought the passenger would run away.

After a while, the police came and both apologised to him.

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The Singapore Police said that the Tanjong Pagar BMW crash which took the lives of 5 people, was the single traffic accident with the highest number of fatalities over the last decade.

A woman is also still in the ICU at SGH after suffereing extensive burns on her body.

The public paid their respects to the deceased on Sunday morning, and well-wishers who knew the deceased left flowers, candles, photographs, among other things, at the crash site.

A woman who is believed to be the family member of one of the deceased left flowers at the site and removed a photo of one of the deceased men, as well as clothes and shoes that was placed on the photo.

Image sources: SGRV, Lee Claus Facebook